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Please explain the injuries to the horses

posted 9 years ago by HarassMe
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I believe I missed something, when it was explained how the horses eyes were being injured. I came away thinking that Kokachin was doing it, during one of her hallucinations? That doesn't seem right...

[–] Bernnard_Black 9 years ago

She was doing it. Apparently she had a bit of a split personality, where she sometimes thought she was herself, and other times that she was the blue princess.

Whores will have their trinkets.

[–] willsons-2 9 years ago

I came away thinking that Kokachin was doing it

She was. She was nuts.

"I care about the law. It's justice I don't give a toss about." Cleaver Greene

[–] HarassMe 9 years ago

Thanks everyone. I thought she was doing it, but I wasn't sure... yeah, she lost her ish, in the end there... kinda disappointing.

[–] Manowar2010 8 years ago

Kokachin did it, in one her hallucinogenic states she did it thinking that by hurting the Khan's fastest horses no one would be able to catch her if she tried running away.

Manowar2010

[–] biddle2 8 years ago

When I saw this thread, I thought maybe it was about the horses' backs. They seem so small to be carrying all those heavily armored Mongols.

[–] ChristopherSolomon 8 years ago

she did it thinking that by hurting the Khan's fastest horses no one would be able to catch her if she tried running away.

Really I thought it was more psychological that that. Since she had slept with the stable boy in order to get pregnant and then felt guilty about his death, I thought that blinding the horses was so she could avoid feeling their gaze.

Lol, maybe I saw too much in it.